2. Some Agile myths
• Agile is perfect for Israelis
• No Documentation
• Do Whatever feels good
• Code to the last moment
• Compressed schedule
Is that right?
3. Wrong!!!
• Agile is not sloppy coding but a very
disciplined
• That means that some teams are not agile but
just sloppy
• Being Israeli doesn’t mean you are Agile
4. Potential Shippable Product
• Every iteration is a shippable product
• Every iteration Must be tested
• “Done” is not done without testing
5. Tester Lifecycle in a sprint
• Sprint Planning
• Beginning of the sprint
• During the sprint
• Toward the sprint end
• Retrospective
6. Sprint Planning
• The Tester is full part of the team
• He estimates the developers tasks as well
• His insight is very valuable as he think “out of
the box”
7. Beginning of the sprint
• The tester and developer sits together to make
sure that they understand the user story the
same way
• In any disagreements the PO will be asked to
make sure that everything is clear
• Developer start develop, Tester starts design
the test.
8. Is there a need for STD?
• Agile encourage just enough documents
• There is no need to spend time of formal STD
• The test should be designed with the correct
clarity
9. During the sprint
• Testing is done all the time!!
• We are not waiting to the development finish
• Every time there is something done the tester
should test it and give insight.
10. Testing is not a phase!
http://testobsessed.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/AgileTestingOverview.pdf
11. Toward the sprint end
• Toward the sprint end the developer should
finish the task
• The tester should run final overall test
• The developer should concentrate on bug fix
and closing the task
12. Should the tester open bugs?
• Understand the bugs idea
• Bugs are not Product
• In what cases should a bug opened
• When should a bug opened
13. Retrospective
• Tester is part of the team
• Retrospective should refer to the points:
• Cooperation in the team
• Did the tester get the task with enough time to test?
• Cooperation with the other stakeholders
14. Bug Handling
• Don’t let the bug number grow. Handle them
while the number is small
• Are there bugs that we shouldn’t treat?
• Can sprint requirements be considered “done”
with bug hanging around?
15. System tests
• Is there a need for an independent system test
QA team?
16. Reasons for a system QA team
• Testing for overall flows that were created
over the sprints
• Acceptance before version release
• In case of a outsource team important for the
customer confidence
17. Some thoughts
• Every Sprint we should deliver Potential
shippable product
• Shippable product mean that all the system is
tested for regression
• After some sprints it is impossible to be done
manually
18. The solution: Automation Testing
• Automation testing can save a lot of repeatable
testing
• We should aim toward as much automation as
possible
• Automation needs a maintenance
